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Tomato "Uralsky brilliant"
Tomato "Ural Diamond".
The purple-violet bicolour variety will delight both beginners and experienced gardeners with its high yield, amazing taste and ease of care.
The aromatic fruits of this variety are distinguished by their original color, soft fleshy texture and thin skin. 95-100 days after germination, flat-rounded, pink with a purple spot tomatoes weighing 180-250 g and have a sweet fruity taste ripen on tall, strong bushes. Each cluster bears 8-9 delicious fruits, which are ideal for canning in pieces, preparing assorted vegetables, salads and slicing. The variety is recommended for greenhouses and open ground (in the southern regions); it is resistant to the pathogens of tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, and fusarium. Productivity: up to 20 kg/m2.
Sowing seedlings: early March. Picking: in the phase of the first true leaf. Planting seedlings in greenhouses: in May (at the age of 50-55 days).
Form into one stem, removing all the “stepchildren”, and also pinch off the growing point at the end of the growing season, leaving 7-8 brushes on the plant
Seeds remain viable for 10 years under optimal storage conditions. It is recommended to increase the seeding rate after the expiration date.
The purple-violet bicolour variety will delight both beginners and experienced gardeners with its high yield, amazing taste and ease of care.
The aromatic fruits of this variety are distinguished by their original color, soft fleshy texture and thin skin. 95-100 days after germination, flat-rounded, pink with a purple spot tomatoes weighing 180-250 g and have a sweet fruity taste ripen on tall, strong bushes. Each cluster bears 8-9 delicious fruits, which are ideal for canning in pieces, preparing assorted vegetables, salads and slicing. The variety is recommended for greenhouses and open ground (in the southern regions); it is resistant to the pathogens of tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, and fusarium. Productivity: up to 20 kg/m2.
Sowing seedlings: early March. Picking: in the phase of the first true leaf. Planting seedlings in greenhouses: in May (at the age of 50-55 days).
Form into one stem, removing all the “stepchildren”, and also pinch off the growing point at the end of the growing season, leaving 7-8 brushes on the plant
Seeds remain viable for 10 years under optimal storage conditions. It is recommended to increase the seeding rate after the expiration date.
